The Hardy Highland Pony

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08 April,2019

The Hardy Highland Pony

A renown favourite with our Queen these tough, hardy and sturdy Highland ponies have been very adept in caring for […]

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03 January,2019

New Year, New Horse

Is this something you have been thinking about or yearning to achieve your dream? Horse ownership is a wonderful way […]

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01 January,2019

5 Top Tips To Achieve Your Equestrian Goals

With a New Year and resolutions being made, it’s the time of year when we reflect back on what needs […]

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News

27 December,2018

#RuralBloggers Supporting Rural Content and Small Businesses

With 2019 arriving very shortly, a new year always brings positive resolutions or working out solutions through challenges. Last autumn, […]

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05 December,2018

Should We Be Blogging Solely Through A Social Network?

Podcast #16 by Sam Hobden Blogging through a social network, especially Facebook is on the rise. But can writing content […]

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Chatting A Bit

03 December,2018

Chatting A Bit with Emma Weekes

When Emma Weekes decided to set up her own catering business, she knew that she wanted to make the countryside […]

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News

28 November,2018

Little Alf’s Eighth Book Gets Published

Sold out before it hit the shelves… Yorkshire Dales author Hannah Russell has penned another book about 28 inches high […]

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21 November,2018

Living With An Aga

The Aga cooker I think gets a rough deal sometimes. It has a reputation for being a posh middle class […]

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Book Reviews

08 November,2018

From Nags to Numbnuts by Daniel Skinner – A Review

by Samantha Hobden I think I am an ideal candidate to review this book. Why I hear you ask? Because […]

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Guest

04 November,2018

6 Reasons you need to vaccinate your horse

Do you vaccinate your horse? Statistics on how many people vaccinate their horses is quite limited, and it is estimated […]

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Chatting A Bit

04 November,2018

Chatting A Bit with Horseshoe Hearts

Deep in the rural Hertfordshire countryside, farrier and artist team Barry and Faye from Horseshoe Hearts run their hand forged […]

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Awards

30 October,2018

Winner of the Equestrian Blogger of the Year Award 2018 Announced

The judges of the ‘Equestrian Blogger Of The Year 2018’ Awards, Sam Hobden, founder of leading equestrian and country blogging […]

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Chatting A Bit

29 October,2018

Chatting A Bit with Victoria Bax

Victoria Bax in an International Event Rider and experienced trainer in all disciplines, specialising also in retraining of ex-racehorses. Taking […]

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About Haynet

Haynet is a leading equestrian and countryside blogging directory, telling your stories from the stables to the fields. If you love living in the countryside, riding your horse, farming the fields or walking your dogs through the woods – then you will feel right at home here!

Haynet is the host of the Countryside Blogger of the Year Award celebrating top class bloggers within the industry. Samantha is also joint judge of the Equestrian Blogger/Vlogger of the Year Award. We are the founder of the #HorseBloggers channel and the host of #RuralBloggers, a dedicated network to share countryside related content, engaging with the blogging community. Being passionate about rural business, we work and support equestrian and countryside companies too. Haynet brings you all the views, news, podcasts and latest products from the stables to the fields which we know you will find of interest!

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